RSA Conference Brochure 2008

profEssional dEvElopMEnt tuEsday, april 8 1:30 p.m. – 2:40 p.m. PrOF-105 WEdnEsday, april 9 8:00 a.m. – 8:50 a.m. PrOF-201 (P3) The Quick Business Case: Championing Your Next infoSec initiative (P3) Certifications and Career Development for Security Professionals Erik Heidt | Information Security Team Manager, Fifth Third Bank This session will focus on creating and presenting quick business cases: brief, six-part presentations documenting a particular opportunity for innovation and seeking organizational buy-in and support. The entire enterprise benefits from better communication about innovation. The goal of this presentation is to better enable every participant’s abilities to champion innovation. 3:00 p.m. – 3:50 p.m. PrOF-106 Kevin Flanagan | Security Solutions Architect, RSA, The Security Division of EMC Daniel Houser | Sr. Security Identity Architect, Cardinal Health Earning one or more professional certifications is a milestone in the career of most security professionals. The number of certifications and people becoming certified has increased dramatically. How can one understand the value of each certification? This presentation will cover the role of certifications in career development and provide certification plans based on their career aspirations. 9:10 a.m. – 10:20 a.m. PrOF-202 (P1) Conspiracy to Commit Security: Jeff Bardin | Director, Risk Management, EMC Corporation Notes from the CiSO Underground (P1) High-impact initiatives redefine the Government iS Workforce Being a security professional is a dangerous job. Taking stands to live up to an ethical code of conduct requires courage and tenacity; especially when faced with the real threat of termination. This seminar covers true stories of sex, threats of physical harm, impersonation, legal quandaries and real-world examples of how to survive in the face of seemingly insurmountable pressure. 4:10 p.m. – 5:20 p.m. PrOF-107 MODERATOR: Lynn McNulty | Director of Government Affairs, (ISC)2 PANELISTS: George R. Bieber | Chief of the Information Assurance Education, Training, Awareness and Products Branch, INFOSEC Program Management Office (IPMO), Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Patrick D. Howard | Chief Information Security Officer, Department of Housing and Urban Development Brenda Oldfield | Director for Education, Training and Workforce Development, National Cyber Security Division, U.S. Department of Homeland Security Mark Wilson | IT Specialist, Information Security, National Institute of Standards and Technology (P1) Managing Your Own Security Career Lee Kushner | President, LJ Kushner & Associates Mike Murray | Director - Neohapsis Labs, Neohapsis Careers in information security are often difficult to navigate, with the industry changing more and more radically every year. This session will address important skills, traits and knowledge that a security professional needs — not just the usual stuff (like “get certified”), but the real-world knowledge that teaches you how to have the job that keeps you challenged, growing and well compensated. 5:40 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. PrOF-108 In an effort to create common standards for the IT security profession, government agencies are forging ahead with initiatives that pack a powerful punch. This panel of information security leaders will discuss several high-impact initiatives that are redefining the profession, including: ISSLOB, DHS Essential Body of Knowledge, changes in the GS-2210 job series and DoD directive 8570.1. 10:40 a.m. – 11:50 a.m. PrOF-203 (P1) Effectively Presenting to the Board of Directors MODERATOR: Joyce Brocaglia | CEO & President, Alta Associates, Inc. PANELISTS: Michelle Dennedy | Chief Privacy Officer, Sun Microsystems Renee Guttman | ISO, Time Warner Suzanne Hall | Director, AARP Lynn Terwoerds | Global Head of Security Standards and Architecture, Barclays Bank (P1) Collaborative risk Management Ronald Woerner | Security Engineering Consultant, Information Security, TD Ameritrade ThinkTech Security is about risk management. In this session, you will experience why that’s true and how you can use risk management techniques to collaborate with your business customers. This method establishes an environment built on a set of established processes and tools that enable the customer (business) and supplier (information security) to cooperatively secure the organization and its data. You have received THE CALL from the Board of Directors. They want to know “Who has my data?” and they want to know right away. Work with a team of security thought leaders to respond to a true-to-life data loss scenario uniquely created to stretch your problem-solving abilities to the max and exercise your collaboration skills. Play a critical role in crafting a presentation for the Board. Sessions and speakers are subject to change without notice. tEchniquEs to iMprovE projEct approval ratEs 40 sEssion classification (P1) Advanced Professional Development (P3) Individual Contributor Professional Development (T1) Advanced Technical (T2) Intermediate Technical (T3) Basic Technical See page 5 for complete level descriptions.

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Table of Contents Who Should Attend & Why Keynote Speakers Agenda At-A-Glance Session Classification Special Events & Activities Connect & Network Highlights 1-Day Pre-Conference Tutorials 2-Day Pre-Conference Tutorials Tracks & Sessions Authentication Consumer Protection Business Trends & Impact Case Studies Cryptographers Deployment Strategies Developing with Security Enterprise Defense Hackers & Threats 1 Hackers & Threats 2 Identity & Access Management Industry Experts Law & Liability Policy & Government Professional Development Security-Oriented Architecture Standards Wireless Sponsor Sessions List of Exhibitors Registration Information Sponsors

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